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( CSIR: The Council of Scientific
and Industrial Research )
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admission tests
The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) conducts
the national-level joint CSIR-UGC Test (NET) for Junior Research Fellowships (JRF)
and for the eligibility of Lectureship in Science subjects. Notification of the
exam date and other details appears in the Employment
News about four months before the
examination. This test is held twice in a year (June and December).
Candidates who would like to take the examination should have a
Master’s degree in the subjects of Chemical Science; Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean
and Planetary Sciences; Life Sciences; Mathematical Sciences and Physical
Sciences with a minimum aggregate of 55 per cent (50 per cent for SC and ST
candidates).
The following is the age limit specification for the examination:
(a) For Junior Research Fellowship (JRF): The upper age limit is
28 years as on July 1 / January 1 for the December / June exams respectively of
the year of examination. This limit is relaxed up to five years in the case of
SC/ST/OBC/physically handicapped and female applicants.
(b) For Lectureship (LS): Candidates above 28 years can attempt
NET for Lectureship only, as there is no upper age limit.
Candidates must apply in the application format given in the
advertisement in accordance with the rules mentioned. There are centres all over
India for the UGC-CSIR examination and you should consider taking it in June or
December as applicable.
( Courtesy:
The Hindu )
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